On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 1:57 AM, Sebastian <so.cool.ogi@gmail.com> wrote:pe'i {batke} ranges over both button on shirts and keyboards, just like it's English counterpart.BUTTON(Noun)Like on a shirt or jacket.I think this is a mistake. Shirt buttons fasten, keyboard and screen buttons don't.
stevoSomething like {batke}+{catke}/{lasna}?BUTTON(Verb)Like what you do with a button.But then you might be able to easily construct lujvos to get this distinction:It seems like this *really* should have been base-game content.What were the developers thinking? Seriously...(Also, food for thought, why does something begin passively and end agentively? cfari / sisti)Passively: {cfari} {tolcfa}Agentively: {sisti} {tolsti}--
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